Growing in Language and Calling

 Missionary Newsletter (Nov 2025)

I am now more than halfway through my English course, and I cannot stop thanking God for His faithfulness. The name of the school is English for the Kingdom, and while I learn and improve the Grammar,  I also improve to have a better communication through activities like preaching the Gospel, sharing with people from different continents, talking in public, etc.

Sharing about North Corea

We also have studied tools that teach us how to reach the least-reached places in the world with the Gospel, such as the Joshua Project and the Jesus Film. We have also had the opportunity to hear testimonies from missionaries from other countries, both from reached and unreached areas.

Missionary Kennet Bae who was in  prison in North Korea

Experience

Three weeks ago, we completed an outreach in Lynchburg, Virginia, where we preached to people living on the streets, prayed for university students, and supported the local YWAM base. During this time, I also began my training in Children at Risk. Then my schedule overlapped with my first online class for training in work with of train about children at risk, although I could not participate live, I was later able to watch the recording.

I feel so motivated to get training to be a facilitador of the on-line Children at Risk seminar online. 

                Seeing the End of the Spear in Lynchburg

One other  special moment in Lynchburg, was when my teacher showed the movie The End of the Spear, (The story of five American missionaries who died for preaching the gospel in Ecuador). I have watched this movie many times, and yet, watching it alongside my classmates, I could not hold back my tears thinking that there are still two clans of this tribe who have not yet heard the message of salvation.

Preparing food to feed homeless people

A Grateful and Expectant Heart

After my English School I will return to my country, to try to visit and help my parents in the ministry, I also will try to resolve problems with my health, and to obtain bibles in audio in the Waorani Language to provide in a village called Wentaro, where the Taromenanis women (a clan of Waoranis that are not civilized) are having pacific contact with other Waorani civilized women. My desired is to give to the civilized Waoranis  solar Bibles in audio so they can hear the Gods Word and also when they find the Taromenanis they can share that bibles with them.

To share the gospel to the Taromenanis is humanity impossible, because they are nomads and when they see a person with clothes, they immediately kill. I am praying for this clan from 2012 and working on it from 2017, living with the tribe for short periods of times, and during this process I have seen how God is opening little by little the doors.

If they receive the Gods word through the civilized Waoranis may it could be their first time. I can't wait that this day come. 

Grateful

I am deeply grateful to God for His love, for His constant faithfulness, and for the people He has placed on my path; friends and brothers who pray, support, and encourage this calling. I am excited to see how God continues guiding my steps and working so that His purpose in my life 

If you would like to partner with me for praying's I would be really thankful.

Prayer Points

• To be able to obtain solar-powered audio Bibles in the Wao Terero language.

• Small Screen project to carry to the minitry that my parents are doing in a kichwa tribe. 

• That the Taromenanis may come into contact with the people who receive these audio Bibles and have the opportunity to hear the Word of God.

• Protection. 

• For a possible surgery that may I need to resolve a cronical problem of sinisitus.

• That God would send missionaries teams in the future to evangelize the indigenas tribes as Kichwas or Waoranis.

 

Donation for Priscila in USA: https://ywam.churchcenter.com/giving/to/volunteer-vargas

With love and gratitude,

Priscila Vargas